BOS Semiconductors

BOS Semiconductors is a fabless semiconductor company founded in 2022, specializing in the design and development of system-on-chip (SoC) solutions for the automotive industry. The company was established by CEO Jae-hong Park, a former vice president at Samsung Electronics with 23 years of experience in semiconductor design, including developing chips for the initial iPhone and Tesla's autonomous driving systems. Park leads a team of veteran engineers with extensive experience from major global technology companies.

The company focuses on high-performance, low-power semiconductors tailored for Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS), in-vehicle infotainment (IVI), and autonomous driving. Its product line, the 'Eagle' series, includes the Eagle-N, an automotive AI accelerator chiplet, and the Eagle-A, a standalone ADAS SoC. These products are designed to be configurable and flexible, supporting various levels of autonomous driving from Level 2 to Level 4. BOS Semiconductors' business model is fabless, meaning it designs the chips and outsources manufacturing. The company generates revenue by developing and selling these specialized automotive SoCs to global OEMs and partners.

Since its inception, BOS Semiconductors has secured significant investment from Hyundai Motor Group and Kia, leveraging Hyundai's ZER01NE open innovation fund. The company has also entered into strategic partnerships with major industry players, including Tenstorrent, to license AI core technology, and Intel, to deliver AI solutions for ADAS and IVI systems. In March 2025, BOS announced a development contract with a European OEM to create a chiplet-based ADAS SoC for their next-generation vehicles. Headquartered in Pangyo, South Korea, the company operates regional offices in Vietnam and Germany to support its global clients.

Keywords: automotive semiconductors, system-on-chip, fabless, ADAS, autonomous driving, AI accelerator, IVI, chiplet, mobility innovation, Jae-hong Park, Eagle-N, Eagle-A, automotive SoC, low-power semiconductors, NPU, connected car, semiconductor design, high-performance computing, automotive electronics